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Jefferson Jimplecute

Location

Jefferson, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1969

Page

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Jefferson High girls qualify for state track meet at Abilene

Five Jefferson High School girls earned state meet spots in Abilene May 9 10 led by Brenda Bockmon who won the 440 yard dash and Gwen Wolaver who took the discus at the regional in Commerce. Jefferson finished second to Rivercrest with 77 points, Brownsboro 70, and listed events include the 880 Relay 440 Yard Dash Discus and more with times and placements for each runner.

Brenda Bockmon Gwen Wolaver Jefferson High School Commerce Miss Bockmon Miss Wolavers Jefferson Miss Wolaver Stella McDonald Carolyn Bradley Robbie Perot Swann Key Miss McDonald Donna Lawrence Key Miss Beckman Debra Lawrence Bradley Miss Perot Mary McCameron

80 Page Special Magazine Section in Jimplecute

Today's Jimplecute features a 68 page magazine section on Jefferson and Marion County told in words and pictures. Local merchants funded the edition with ads and thousands of extra copies will be used by the Marion County Chamber of Commerce for mailing to advertise Jefferson. The section covers the area's beginnings to the present, including over 100 pictures of sites and industries.

Jefferson Marion County Simplecote

Local families expect to buy more homes in peak season

Marion County households anticipate more buyers as the peak season arrives. Using ABA guidelines, a typical family with average income can afford about 20 000 for a house, based on a 7 900 gross annual income. Higher earners may spend more, while those around 7 000 could spend up to 17 500. Monthly outlays should stay under 20 percent of income. Home values have risen over 8 percent annually, making a new home a hedge against inflation.

Marion County American Bankers Association West South Central National Association of Home Builders

22nd Annual Pilgrimage Opens Here Friday May 2

Jefferson to host the 22nd Historical Pilgrimage a three day event guiding tours of nine homes including Blue Bonnet Farm The Manse and Freeman Plantation with morning and afternoon routes Ticket prices for five homes are 3 50 each The event features museums doll collections Art Festival and a stage production Diamond Bessie Murd er Trial with multiple performances at the Jefferson Playhouse plus food booths by local churches and organizations culminating in May 4 sightings and sales of crafts by local artists

Jefferson East Texas Center For Jessie Allen Wise Beard J. M. DeWare Jefferson Playhouse Excelsior House Ark-La-Tex G. A. Yoachum Marvin Singleton Methodist Fellowship Hall Christ Episcopal Church Pentecostal Church Carnegie Library Women's Society of Christian Service Mims Chapel Methodist Church Austin Yale Street Jefferson High School No. 10 Federal Building

Officers Elected for Band Boosters Club

Jefferson Band Boosters Club elected new officers for the next school year at the April 28 meeting. Officers include Felix Carter as president and Vance Grubbs as vice president with Mrs Ray Schellinger as secretary and Mrs J R Hollon as treasurer. The group discussed a Six Flags trip and the possible purchase of drink dispenser machines for concession stands.

Jefferson Band Boosters Club Felix Carter Vance Grubbs Ray Schellinger J. R. Hollon Wray Youngblood Wayne Blackburn Dennis Brown

New Hogan-Scarboro Industrial Plant Under Construction

Jefferson news brief reports Hogan-Scarboro Corporation starts a 56000 square foot kitchen cabinet plant in Marion County Industrial Foundation park near Highway 49 Jefferson. Steel prefab building from Wilshur Construction of Longview. production aimed September with July equipment delivery and August start for about 35 new jobs.

Hogan-Scarboro Corporation Jefferson Don Scarboro Marion County Industrial Foundation Highway 49 Wilshur Construction Company Longview D. W. Sledge Frank Durden Dud Mr. Scarboro Alley East Harrison Streets Hogan &Scarboro Corporation Dudley Georgia Gene Ponder

Max Wade Named Head Coach at Jefferson High School

H. L. Shoffner announced that Max Ross Wade of Tyler has been chosen as head football coach for Jefferson High School. Wade, then varsity assistant and head track coach at John Tyler High, plans to move with his wife and two sons to Jefferson in June. He holds degrees from East Texas State and North Texas State and has coached at Zia Junior High Artesia New Mexico Euless Junior High Euless Texas Grapevine High School Grapevine Texas and John Tyler High. Mrs Wade is an elementary teacher with a B S from the University of Texas and currently teaches second grade in Tyler.

H. L. Shoffner Jefferson Independent Max Ross Wade Lyler Jefferson High School Wade John Tyler High School Tyler Jefferson Coach Wade East Texas State University North Texas State University of Texas Gary

Vocational Training School Opens in Marion County

The Marion County Manpower Development and Training Act Vocational School began Monday April 28 under Jefferson Independent School District supervision in the Jefferson High School Vocational Ag Shop. Forty trainees enrolled for a twelve week course in arc welding and pipefitting with instructors Harry Broyles and Pat Turner.

Marion County Manpower Development and Training Act Texas Education Agency Texas Employment Commission United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Jefferson Independent School District Jefferson High School Vocational Ag Jefferson Elementary Woodlawn Harry Broyles Pat Turner

Jefferson Native elected vice president at El Paso bank

Jefferson native Bob Jenkins was elected vice president of the Valley Bank of El Paso. He is the son of the late Gad and Vera Jenkins and former examiner for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Jenkins and his wife Ann and daughters Alison and Andrea will move to El Paso in May.

Bob Jenkins Jefferson Gad Vera Jenkins Midland The Valley Bank of el Paso Jenkins Alvin Walker Rupert Walker Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Ann Alison Andrea

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